Suitors example sentences

"Suitors" Example Sentences

1. Many suitors came to ask for her hand in marriage.
2. She had to reject several wealthy suitors who proposed to her.
3. The princess had to choose a suitor from among her many suitors.
4. The suitors lined up outside the castle hoping to win her favor.
5. Her father had to vet all the suitors who applied to marry her.
6. The prince soon became one of her chief suitors, vying for her affection.
7. The competition among the suitors was fierce as they tried to impress her.
8. Her beauty drew suitors from far and wide who wished to make her their bride.
9. The suitors had to prove themselves worthy by performing feats and challenges.
10. Some of the more aggressive suitors tried to force her to choose them.
11. Not all the suitors were noble or had honorable intentions.
12. She had to be wary of manipulative or abusive suitors.
13. After meeting so many suitors, she began to lose hope of finding a true match.
14. The endless line of suitors grew tiresome, and she longed for solitude.
15. The nobleman joined the many suitors seeking an audience with the princess.
16. She was courted by suitors from every kingdom in the land.
17. The king grew weary of meeting with the endless parade of suitors.
18. Little did the suitors know her heart belonged to another.
19. The loyal valet helped her escape from the clutches of unwanted suitors.
20. Over time she learned to tell genuine suitors from superficial ones.
21. Her handmaidens advised her on how to discern sincere suitors.
22. Her mother warned her of suitors who were after her wealth, not her love.
23. The queen's stern warnings put off many gold digger suitors.
24. The suitors showered her with lavish gifts hoping to win her favor.
25. Her favor eventually shifted to a humble suitor who truly loved her.
26. All but one of the suitors had to be sent away disappointed.
27. The kingdom rejoiced when she finally chose a worthy suitor.
28. Once married, the relentless suitors faded into memory.
29. Old suitors attempted to stir up jealousy in her new husband.
30. Her father's wish was finally realized when she wed a proper suitor.
31. Many tempted suitors had to be pacified with gentle rejections.
32. She wearied of the endless flattery of self-absorbed suitors.
33. Her suitor finally proved himself the most noble, wise and courageous of all.
34. Only the most persistent suitor finally won her hand.
35. The unwanted suitors soon abandoned their fruitless quests.
36. Once married, her suitors could only dream of what might have been.
37. The unwanted suitors lamented their losses for years to come.
38. The favored suitor worked hard to prove himself worthy of her love.
39. Suitors from rival kingdoms threatened war over her affection.
40. The suitors engaged in battles of wit and skill to impress her.
41. Her insolent suitors were soon put in their place.
42. Many suitors plotted against their rivals in hopes of gaining the upper hand.
43. Only a true gentleman would succeed among those brash suitors.
44. The least gentlemanly suitor was always the loudest among the group.
45. The most brash suitor soon proved himself the least worthy.
46. Her true love finally emerged from among those arrogant suitors.
47. The more forward suitors had to be rejected firmly but politely.
48. The wisest suitors waited patiently for her favor rather than demanding it.
49. Only by showing patience could a suitor distinguish himself from the rest.
50. The persistent suitors all finally learned to take "no" for an answer.
51. The unwanted suitors learned that her heart was not for sale.
52. Suitors often forgot their manners in their eagerness to win her hand.
53. She was adept at skillfully deflecting the proposals of presumptuous suitors.
54. Marriage was the last thing on her mind as she dealt with her suitors.
55. She soon grew weary of arrogant suitors and empty flattery.
56. Those proud suitors did not realize they were no match for her wit.
57. Though many suitors vied for her attention, few truly understood her.
58. Only a suitor with a pure heart and noble intentions could win her love.
59. Her heart eventually chose the wisest, kindest and most patient of all her suitors.
60. After many fruitless years, her true love finally emerged victorious among the suitors.

Common Phases

1. Vie for (someone's) attention- To compete keenly for someone's notice or affection, as multiple suitors vying for a woman's attention.
2. Vie for (someone's) affection - To compete or contend for someone's love or sympathy, as in The two brothers vied for their mother's affection.
3. Vie for (someone's) hand- To compete to marry or court someone, as in Three young men were vying for her hand.
4. Vying suitors - Suitors who are competing with each other for someone's attention or affection.
5. Crowd of suitors - A large group of suitors seeking someone's hand in marriage.
6. Eliminate suitors - To remove some suitors from consideration by rejecting their proposals.
7. Do battle for (her) hand - Figuratively compete keenly with other suitors for someone's hand in marriage.
8. Throng of suitors - A large noisy crowd or multitude of suitors.
9. Contest of suitors - A competition between suitors for someone's affection or hand in marriage.
10. Parade of suitors - A succession of suitors coming in quick order seeking someone's hand.